Anyone ever thought about becoming a pedicurist, specifically for tickling?

[DontAskJusTckle]

The thing is, a pedicurist who tickles his customers will not get a whole lot of them. Pedicurists usually try to avoid tickling as much as they can.

I go to pedicurists several times a year, since we have a long beach season. They all tickle, whether they try to or not. They rake the soles with that stiff brush to remove the dead skin and flaking callouses.

Though some can't stand it, and have to forgo that part of the process, many do what I do....Insist the pedicurist do the job, while they grin wildly and bear it. 😉

If a man or woman likes to tickle on the job, that would definitely be a way to do it. I knew a woman from NJ long long ago on a tickling forum far far away who was a pedicurist in high demand. She would tell her clients, "If you want your feet to be beautiful, you've got to suffer through this." She even told a story of one girl who used to bite down on a clean wash cloth during the "torture." But my friend new her business, and when she was done, the girl's feet were flawless.

 

[rhiannon]

I go to pedicurists several times a year, since we have a long beach season. They all tickle, whether they try to or not. They rake the soles with that stiff brush to remove the dead skin and flaking callouses.

I go to the pedicurist every six weeks, she never used a stiff brush on me, and she really tries to avoid anything that tickles; but then I take care of my feet...so there is not a whole lot of dead skin and callouses on my feet... (by the way: sounds REALLY pleasurable to be a pedicurist...yuck! 🙂 )

 

[rhiannon]

So all the ticklish pedicures posted on youtube are done by incompetent pedicurists?

Or overly sensitive customers! But then there is also a difference between pedicurists and the medical type of pedicurists I guess. I have really ticklish feet, but the pedicures I get hardly tickle.

 

[DontAskJusTckle]

I go to the pedicurist every six weeks, she never used a stiff brush on me

Well in my case, maybe it's not actually a brush. I have never had a good look at it, but it's firm and the surface texture feels kind of like a mild scouring pad of the sort that one would use on Teflon pots and pans in lieu of steel wool.

 

[rhiannon]

Well in my case, maybe it's not actually a brush. I have never had a good look at it, but it's firm and the surface texture feels kind of like a mild scouring pad of the sort that one would use on Teflon pots and pans in lieu of steel wool.

Hm...can't really imagine what you mean. Any chance you can find a picture?

 

[rhiannon]

Here, this is what my pedicurist uses on the dead skin....it's a kinda vibrating sensation, and that's what tickles most, it's not all that bad:

http://www.basler-haarkosmetik.de/o...ofi-Power-Manikuere-und-Pedikuere-Geraet.html